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Issue 35 - 2004

Serbia and the EU

Serbia and the EU

01 April 2004
Five years ago, NATO bombed Serbia and killed around 500 civilians. Today, Slobodan Milosevic and Vojislav Seselj (the leader of the ultra-nationalist Radicals) are in custody in The Hague while a convinced democrat, Vojislav Kostunica, is prime minister.
Raising the quality of Europe's higher education

Raising the quality of Europe's higher education

Richard Lambert
01 April 2004
European universities are in urgent need of reform. They have a crucial role to play in helping the EU to achieve its goal of becoming the 'most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world'.
A European public prosecutor would be a dangerous distraction

A European public prosecutor would be a dangerous distraction

Mónica Roma
01 April 2004
One of the EU's greatest achievements is the abolition of internal border controls, which allow its citizens to move freely from one member-state to another.
Bulletin
26 March 2004
Issue number 
35
Charles Grant, Richard Lambert, Monica Roma